Neil has been Chief Executive of Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) since spring 2014. He has over two decade’s experience of successfully leading and growing social enterprises and innovative partnerships, in both Europe and North America. He previously led various organizations delivering services to base of the pyramid consumers, taking each through complex change processes to promote significantly enhanced institutional capacity and performance. He has worked with various corporates to develop their social investment initiatives.
Neil established and headed up a research institute in Washington DC which worked with the US Congress to enhance the effectiveness and impact of US policy in the Andean Region. He has published on stakeholder engagement and sustainable business development in emerging markets, with the Cranfield University and the US Institute for Peace. He holds an MBA with distinction from Sir John Cass Business School, an MA from the University of Cambridge and was a Visiting Fellow at the University of Oxford. He holds the Advanced Diploma in Management Accounting from Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).
Clean Energy • Clean Water • Economic Opportunity • Environmental Sustainability • Health • Health Delivery • Human Rights • Livelihoods • Living Conditions • Peace • Responsible Supply Chains • Sanitation • Smallholder Productivity • Standards • Sustainable Markets • Water Management
Central and Southern Asia, Southeast Asia, Central America, Middle East and North Africa, West and Central Africa, Eastern and Southern Africa
